Sunday, October 17, 2010

Synopsis/Description: Sixteen-year-old Ever Bloom is the sole survivor of a car accident that killed her family. Exiled to sunny California. Ever is haunted by her little sister and by the ability to see people's auras, hear their thoughts and know their entire life story by touching them. She wants to hide from the world, but when a stunningly handsome guy arrives at school, she can't seem to keep away. Falling in love with Damen is dangerous - he's not what he seems. But if Damen is her destiny, how can Ever walk away?

First line of Book:"Guess who?"

Review:This was a disappointment. A huge disappointment.

Where can I start? I'll start with the bad things.

Our dear heroine completely pissed me off. She was whiny, boring and a wuss. Really. I was so tired of her after the first 50 pages or so. Her attitudes almost made me pull my hair off, seriously. I'm not even going to tell you what she did, because we'd be here all day long.

And Damen. Are you kidding me? Why the hell couldn't they just be together? It was way too much drama.

Now, Damen is totally not like Edward. Because, you know, a guy who is over protective, that breaks into a girl's room and that is completely, inhumanly gorgeous, yet aloof and sometimes strangely bipolar is so not Edward-y Because a guy who says "I cant stay away from you" is not. Edward-y. At all.

Right...

The plot was predictable, and, not surprisingly, I was not surprised by what they are (the series is called The Immortals, do you want any more hints than that?). However, I did not dislike the writing and, even though Ever (who names their kid Ever, anyway?) doesn't like her psychic abilities, I thought they were pretty cool. I'd skip school, like some people in the story too! They were very underdeveloped, and that was a pity.

I would recommend this for Paranormal Romance lovers and...that's all.

Rating: 2/5

Quotes from book:

"I guess by now I should know enough about loss to realize that you never really stop missing someone-you just learn to live around the huge gaping hole of their absence."

Sad to say that I read the first 3 books in this series (supposed to have 5 total). I wanted to know what happened to the characters, but it gets worse as it keeps going. Plus, her friends annoy the hell out of me and it gets so much worse. I couldn't even bring myself to read the last 2 books. It was like the Evernight series all over again. *shudders* Thinking about the time I wasted reading it really angers me. Oh well, I'll survive.